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PERSONAL.

MISS HIdBEE left the city yesterday
for brief visit to Oxford, Miss.
A. J. BEGLRY has gone to New York
on a business trip, 10 be absent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. COLEMAN, mother Of James M.
and b. +. Coleman, left last evening
on trip to Canada.
GARNER PERRY, infant son Of q. K.
Strickland, deputy register, died yes
terdsy morning at Germantown.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: Ed
Kuhle, Orlando, Fla; O. Rlzsini, New
York, ard r. r. Foster, Delaware, O..
RICHARD L. SCHULTZ, a Memphis
boy, arrived yesterday from New
York. He 10 now representing Triest
q Co., wholesale matters OF that city.
JUSTICE G. X. STRIoKLAND's little
eight months old boy died at his
parents's residence, Germantown, early
yesterday morning, OF cholera infan-
tum.
O. RIzzlNI, representing LEO
D'Halia, published In New York, is
circulating among his Italian and other
friends in this city, in the interest OF
bis journal.
]. A. BRADSHAW, a worthy attache Of
the Peters-Sawrie Cracker Company,
died suddenly yesterday morning, and
was buried in the afternoon. The
Rsv. r. A. Venable preached the
funeral.
A sooIABLE will BIZ given Friday
evening for the benefit OF the Her.
nando Street Methodist Church, at
the residence OF Mr.. Ben Bingham,
corner OF Linden and Lauderdale
streets. Admission 20 cents.
RIcHARD CHEATHAM, q prosperous
young merchant OF Marion, Ark, and
Miss Willie Phillips, of this city, were
married &C 8 o'clock Tuesday evening
by the Rev. r. A. Venable at No. 1888
Orleans atreet. They will reside at
Marion.
WILSON DuRRETT passed through
the city yesterday en- route to his
home In Omaha. He is returning from
Aberdeen, where hs was called to at
tend the last moments OF his father,
Mai. ]. w. Durrett, whose death was
announced In special TO the APPEAL
on the 28lh instant.
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THE STREET MYSTIFIRD
AT TIE DEvELoPMENTs INMAS.
HAITIAN STOCK.
Cyrus Field No Sufferer I'm the Deals
Gould and He Are Pulling
Together.

NEW YORK, June 29.-Tbe street
was completely mystified at the devel-
opmente in Manhattan stock today,
and but few of the operators believed
that Cyrus W. Field had suffered
heavily by the deal. The transfer, as
far as made known, was OF Fields third
in the 10000 share pool, and the
price, Mr.. Gould today told a. friend,
WIS 1925 per share. Mr.. Field is
still believed to hold nearly 10000
shares OF the stock, and it was report.
ed that enough Of this would be taken
by Jay Gould to give him absolute
control of the property. Gould's hold
ings now smount to 100000 shares, re.
curing about 10000 more to make q
majority OF the stock. 0le story cir
culsted today was to the effect that
the sale was forced by call for $780,
600 more margins on loans carried by
Field, while another report made
Field the sarter Of that break, and
Gould the purchaser OF his stock, in
order to relieve the market. The ar
nouncement Of the deal was followed
today by numerous rumors regarding
Western Union and Baltimore and
Ohio. 1t was said that Jay
Gould had agreed to take the
Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
system, form new company and
place Austin Corbin lie control. Co.
bin ridicules the story, but the talk
was accompanied by heavy buying
orders and the stock advanced over
A per cent. on the strength developed
by it. Mr.. Gould is also said TO have
taken up $4,000 shares OF REadiDg
stock, and the brokers are unanimous
in the opinion that more deals are
forthcoming. New England cane in
for its share Of the rumors, and it WIS
stated that the directors of the road
had purchased the Derby railway Of
Connecticut, and that negotiations
are now pending by which the New
England road will enter New York
over the Manhattan railway tracks.
The story that Henry Hart had sold
most OF bis Pacific Mail was confirmed
today by the delivery Of a great many
certificates in his name. He is under
stood to be no longer in control of the
companJ.
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MUSIC AND RECITATI0 Ms.
MISS GRACE LEwELLYN's PUPILS
ATTY. M. III. A. HALF.
An Enormous Audience Witness and
Enjoy the Execution OF an Elk.
ceIlenf Programme.

Never before has the Young Mems
Hebrew Association hall coptsined
such large audience as that which
assembled there last night. The a.
traction was music and Rotations by
the pupils OF Miss Grace Lewellyn.
In strict accord with the published
announcement, the curtain was raised
promptly at 8 o'clock, and the exer.
ciees began with a recitation, "Defoe's
Private TheatriCals," by Mics Sadie
Bsjack. This was followed in rapid
succession by Rotations by Misses
Lady Blackburn, Maud Hunter, Fan
ME Ha.tendorj, Edna Newborn, Ruth
Hill, Leah Loeb, Mary Miner, Rosa
Field, Emma Miller, Master Marlin
Speed; vocal music by Misses Alice
Mallory and Rosa Field, Mr.. Newmeyer
and instrumental music by Misses
Blanche and Agnes Miles, Carrie
Black, aud a violin solo by Master
William Ssxby. These were arranged
in solos, duets dialogues and quar-.
tettea. The programme consisted of
eighteen numbers, nearly all were re-
called end responded, the Rotations
were rather lengthy and thus the en-
tertainment was protracted until
nearly IL O'Clock. The larger portion
OF the audience appeared contented,
and even delighted, and sat patiently
throughout. For well advanced anna
teure, the display OF Evolutionary and
musical talent was decidedly credit.
abb, both to the participants and their
able instructor, Miss Lewellyn. The
most notable triumphs were accom-
plished by Misses Alice Mallory and
Rosa Fuld, in vocal solos, the latter
displaying a variety OF voice and
charming manner that surprised even
her most intimate friends. In the
recitation line, the most enjoyable
numbers were those by Misses Fannie
Hattendorf, Leah Loeb, Ruth Hill,
Rosa Field, Mary Miner and Emma
Miner. They were ell excellent, how
ever, and received merited tribute
from the large audience. Every par.
ticipant ALEC won handsome floral
testimonials. A crowd OF boys In the
rear, with little regard Tor the rights
aud desires Of others, kept up q con-
tinual hubbub until briefly bat scath.
ingly rebuked by the brave li.tle lady
whose. energy arranged and presided
over the attractive exercises.
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LOCAL NOTICES

HARPER's for July at Maneford's.
SEE Sawrie.R0gier Go. cracker card.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
A CHEAP line iron and slate msntels,
also CRATE front and Tenders, at Gabay's.
MISS CARRIE M. KRATINe, pianist
may be found Of the Gayoso Hotel.
A. VAocARo 4 Go. have received
fifty cases OF Due do Montebello Cham
payne. They are the sole agents for
Tennessee.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectora and embalmers, 90 Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
$3.50 per acre will buy:l26 acres of
ground one.quarter mile south of Kerr
avenue. This is a good investment,
Call quick on.
GILCHRIST h MARTIN,
Masonic Temple.
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TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
were 6led with the County Register
yesterday:
Isaac N. Hudson, administrator Of
Thomas Love, warrantee deed, consid-
Grafton, $040 As, lots 2 and 30, Lines
subdivision, 200x2O2 feet, east side OF
Eighth street.
A. r. Mueller and vile and Isaac
Sloppy and wife, deed to II, Bendorf
and Joseph Fader, $4,000, parts OF lots
10 and IL, Sloppy subdivision Of
Memphis, Washington street ex.en-
sion.
Jennie L. Duncan and Annie j.
Duncan to l.. I. Risk, deed, $500, lot
b0xl60 feet, on Simmons avenue, part
OF Sheppard & Moore's subdivision OF
City OF Memphis.
w. j. Chase ct ux. to A. w. Tobias
lots 81 and 50, W. j. Chase subdivi.
sion, Chelsea, $S740.
w. ]. Chase, ct ux. to A. ]. McOal.
lum, lots 40 and 80, w. ]. Chase sub.
division, Chelsea, $685.
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DIAMOND DOTS.


BLACK and McKeough this after
noon.
BRoUTHERs made a home run yes.
terday.
GIBSON will do the twirling for Nash
Vile today.
The grounds will be in good condi-
ton this afternoon.
ANDY MURPHY, a catcher, has been
sighed by Little Rock.
Born teams have had good rest
and they will play good ball today.
The Metropolitans are to give the
veteran Zip" Pike trial in the out
field,
MCCARTHY has been released by the
Philadelphiss to the Oshkosh club for
$500.
billy GLRAsoN's arm has recovered
from the splking it received at Phila-
delphia.
Won DER AHE says that che thing
he regrets now il that he ever voted TO
take Barns, Of Baltimore, of the black
list.
NICHOLS, the Kansas City pitcher,
is only seventeen years OF age, He is
a promising "kid."
THE Bostons have now played thirty
of the sixty-three games, to be played
on the home grounds, and have won
twenty OF them.
"CYcLoNR" MmLER's "paralyzed"
arm ia ali right for everything but
pitching. The new rules are probably
the cause OF the paralysis.
1T seems that Esterbrook's ofense,
for which he was fined 1900, was q re-.
fusal to play ball on Sunday. The
courts would compel the Metropolitan
management to take off the fiue.
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CITY NEWS.

Progress Lodge No. 80, X. OF p.
meets tonight.
The Knights OF Nnnisfall will give
picnic at FitzgibbOne' grove July IL.
Dennis Donnelly,il member Of the
hook and ladder company, Is danger
ously Ill.
The only marriage licenfe issued
since the last report waa to Richard
Blair and Annie Walker, colored.
The steamer Rob Roy and barges
were crowded with the white BARRIERS
Of the city and their friends last night.
John A. Denis, Of this city, has
purchased a body OF land near Bates
Vile, Ark, and II building extensive
ime works there.
"A called meeting Of the newly or
panised Memphis Merchants zouaves
viii be held at 3 o'clock this evening.
The charter members are requested TO
be PRESENT.
But few officials could be found
around the Shelby Criminal Court OF.
fee and several other courthouse OF.
fees yesterday, owing to the German
town barbecue.
IA telegram from Florence. Ala,
announces the death Of Mr.. II. Kara-
ner, the well known grocery saleeman
for Day, H0fton & Bailey. He had
been in bad health for the past year.
The ladies OF the fernando Street
Methodist Church will give sociable
next Friday evening, at the residence
and Lauderdale streets.
The Knights Of Pythias ara max
ing great headway in Memphis. A
new lodge, to be known as Robert Il.
Lee Lodge, will be formed next week.
Those wishing TO become charter
members should apply to Knight @. r.
Gebhardt.
"A sample OF Chinese cling peaches,
raised by F. b, Rogers, OF Walnut
Bend, Ark, was placed in the Cotton
Exchange yesterday by M. N. Gaines,
Peaches from the came tree secured
the worlds championship prize at the
New Orleans Exposition.
About 4 O'Clock yesterday after
noon coloTed man called at the flee
OF DR.. Nicely, on Vance street, with
two knife wounds on his left cheek for
surgical treatment. They were intlict-
ed by white man In row on st. Mar.
tin street. The wounds were only
slight. No arrests, and no further
tacis.
Readers Of the APPEAL who intend
leaving home for the summer, or any
part OF It, will wish TO keep themselves
informed concerning local affairs and
svenie; and II they will leave their
subscriptions At the APPEAA counting
room the paper will be mailed to them
10 any ADDRESS, aud the address will be
changed as often as required.
The Daily Commercial is claim.
ant for the public patronage of the
people OF Pine Bluff, and is every way
worthy OF It, II is edited by Mai.
Charles G. Newman, whose ability Sc
q writer and journalist is acknowl-
edged by the profession generally OF
the Southwest. The APPRAL greets
the DAILY COMMERCIAL cordially, and
wishes it all possible success.
Yesterday at the Registers Office
q charter OF incorporation was f'ed by
.. Harvey Mathes, Henry Walsh, r,
j. Black, S P, Reid and I, B. Sims as
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Trnsfen,s NOfice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
IN Ihur. day, June so, 1857, in
front of the courthouse door of Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee, at IL o'clock Am, will sell,
at public cutlery, for each, the following de-
scribed real estate in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, being all the right, title and interest
of l.. ". and e. p. Humes in a one third
undivided interest in lot of eleven acres,
bounded as follows; Beginning at stake in
the State Line road or Boulevard from which
north $50 east 1881 links distant stands
redoak marked V; thence north with James
Yonge's east boundary line - chains and ~
links to a stake; thence east 5 chains and 81
links to a stake; thence south l9 chains and
81 links 20 q stake in tho St1te Line road or
Boulevard: thence west with seid road or
Boulevard chains and 81 links. TO the place
o. beginning. Also, a certain tract To-
Gated aud described as follows to'wit; Be-
ginning at a stake in the State Line road OF
Boulevard, from which north 40 west "
links distant q sassatras marked V; thence
west with the State Line road or Boulevard
chain and S0M links TO stake; thence
north Is chains and "a links to stake;
thence west 5 chains and 81 Inks 20 stake
on James YOnge's east boundary line;
thence north with said Yonge's east line
7 chains and Sl1S links to q stake; thence
south N chains and 81 links to the point OF
beginning, and containing nine acres.
/ make said sale by authority Of n trust
deed made meiRud recorded in Register
Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in book
III, page 296, default having been made IN
the debt secured therein and having been
requested TO sell by the beneficiary therein.
THOMAS M. SCkUGGS, Trustee. %
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$1SO,5OO Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
MEMPHIS, TENN, June Ia, 1857,

UNlUN AMI HLhN IUuC DANh
MEMPHIS, TENN, June IA, 1887,
By authority we offer for sale, thro'
sealtd proposals only, sl30,50O Tir
County Six Per Cent. Coupon Bonds,
May l, 1887, maturing as follows
$1,000 due years after date.
S2S,E0O due 10 years after date.
sS7,5OO due Is years after date.
s5S,50O due 20 years after date.
All in denominations of $500 and cou
payable semi-annually on February Is
August lst of each year, covering eacl
months interest, except that che first co..
payable February LIST, next covers
months interest and the last maturin
pom three months interest. All on tt
are payable at this Bank and CARRIE REQ
after Eve years from date. 80
Address sealed proposals to the *
Directors Union and Plantere' Rankss
phis, Tenn" marked IBID for b.
with certified check for three per
the amount bid for az a guaranty of
ance, and such proposals will re-
opened until Il m. July q, 1887
time they will be opened and awards
the highest bidders. except that bids
than par and accrued inherent cannq
tertained.
In addition to the amount bid Tor tn n
purchasers will have to pay for the
accrued since MAY LIST, past
These Bonds are Issued for the redeDle
of a like amount Of unmatured Certify
of Indebtedness which constitute the
debt of the county, except a small AN
debt for current expenses FULLY covered
past due collectible taxes
Henry Graft, Esq., asd Meaara. Turtle
Wright, were engaged to Investigate and
nounce upon the legislation and proceed
under which they wee Issued, and
written opinion concludes as follows:
AFTER careful consideration we give
"our opinion that the action of the cout
"fully auth .rized by said legislation all
conformity thereto; and that the Don
"be issued under it will he the valid
illegal bonds of Upton county"
Fortified By an opinion Of validity
regularity from such able and Smfaai
torneys, we have no hesitation in ~
mending to investors as a most de1 L
tboroughly safe Investment these
sued by a county so wealthy, prospect
so lightly burdened with debt.
NAP0LE0B HILL, Prehf
S. P. READ, Cashier,
Of Union and pIantsrsF ~ \
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MENKTS AND COMPANY.
peIleA. ! ChIIdren,. knrs.ln !!..I

Mothers, ovgrworked men, and for all
diseases whore the tissues are wasting
away from he inability TO digest or
binary food, or from overwork of the
brain or be ~, all such should take
SCOTS EN- lsion OF Pure Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites, II used
the Emulsion on lady who was deli
cate, and threatened with bronchitis.
1t put Der n such good health and
flesh that ! must say it is the best
Emulsion over used"
Il. p. WADDELL, M. D.,
Hueh's Mills, S. @.
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body polite and corporate, under
the name and style OF "The Public
Ledger Company" The charter con-
tains the usual power TO sue and be
sued, print newspapers, books and
pamphlets, do general job work, etc.
The stockholders shalf be individually
liable to journeymen for wsges, and
also to all other servants and en-
ployes OF the company. II is under.
stood the above named gentlemen and
others purchased the half interest Ia
the Pubic Ledger held by Capt. Will
TraBk.
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The largest Circulation

What volume printed in the Eng.
lish Language | as had the largest cir.
eulaticn next to the Bible? Give it
up. Vel, il is Webstsr's spelling
book. What is the quickest and surest
cure for heartburn, acidity Of the
stomach and all forms of indigestion ?
Give Ii ~. sol. coleman's ko.ko tulu
chewing gum, Of course. Try 1t once
and you will never give itup.
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THE WEATHER..
Indications.

For Alabama and MsSissippi;
Fair ,oeather, except Ioch rains on
the Gulf coast; easterly shifting TO
southerly ,oinds; slight changes IN
temperature.
For Arkansas: Fair Deather,
ercept rain IN the eastern portion
nearly stationary temperature; Oinds
becoming parable.
For Tennessee: Fair zoe either, eg-
eep: local rains IN the western por-
ton; nearly stationary temperature
,ptnds becoming s0utherly.
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LEAFS Springs, Granger County,
East TannAaaea.

Is an exceedingly healthy and roman
tic summer resort, possessing the finest
natural mineral waters, white sulphur,
black sulphur and chalybeate, south
OF the Potomac. Board first class and
ckesp. Address as above. M. j..
Hughes, proprietor.
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TlVeing and Cleaning

Lsdies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dye in any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
lLor c Reigel, IS Jefferson street, Menu
lphs, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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me DaY We CeIebrate.

Gen. Tracy will give free exhibition
Of hreworks and balloon ascension
from the Toboggan on Sunday even
ing, and on Monday evening, the Attn,
repetition on a grander scale.
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Endorsement Of "a Leading Physi-

have used Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid extensively as a disintectant and
deodoTizer, and find It an admirable
Whenever there are
offensive discharges from wounds, alb.
cessee, etc., IL is wonderful in its &C.
ton. consider 1t the best prepare
ton / know as a gargle in diphtheris
or scarlet fever.
j. CREsSwELL LEWIS, NJ. D.,
philadeiDhia. Pa
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THAT tired, languid feeling and dull
headache is very disagreeable. Take
two OF Oarter's Little Liver Pills be-.
fore retiring and you will find relief.
They never fail TO do good.
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AnYICR Tn mOrHERn.

Mas. WINsLoE'sS ooTHINe SYRUP should
always DO used for children teothinR, II
toothes the child, goftens the gums, Rllays
all pain, curos wind colo, aud is the best
remedy for diarrhoaai go bottle.
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If got want all pine lumber call on
BrinSleS Lumber Company, 124 JEFF
feraon greet.
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BASEBALL.

Rain again prevented the game
scheduled between Memphis and
Nashville yesterday. The players
were on the grounds and about 300
persons occupied seats in the grand
stand. All were eager for the game,
but q heavy rain set in about A o'clock
and IL was declared of. The two teams
play this afternoon, and following is
Aha hatti.,,- nrdar.
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Dandrun

Is REMOVED BY THE USE or COCAINE.
And 1t stimulates and promotes the
growth of the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring extracts are the
best.
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Aaub w wv 4ANOOAA RAAhs
We hav beO miscellaneous vol.
umes left ara 29 sets Of standard
authors, a d which willbef offer
ed today at the following prices;
25c each Oh lhs 81, ST. % and 50
books, CO. sprisfngla great. variety
Of well Known works OF poetry,
fiction, tidoiy and biography.
Ali the foul volume sets that we're
So, win belsl.
All the s tets will be 81 so, and go
on, all M 1et be cleaned out to-
day. we have a quantity OF
paper colfred novels for Sc, also,
Gaskellt Universal Guide and
Dictionary Of $4,000 words at 10c.
Great abroidery Sale TOdayl
Great ' lite Goods Sale To-day!
Great Dress Goods Sale Today!
,....,-
Immense Drives I'm China and
Glassware,
500 bright crystal glass berry bowls
at l5c former rics Soc.
1900 lus siul household articles on
10c table. .r.t a.r.
81 sets oftinwsre, the last of the
season, containing AZ pieces that
no houtekeeper would be with.
out, each piece worth soto l0c.
THE LOr TODAY AT75c.
"a - ~ 'H'-
MENkRs AND COMPANY,
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Mathey-CayIus'
CAPSULES.

years by the Physicians OF Paris, London and NeW
York. with great success These Capsules arr sue
reoent or OF long standing, They are the cheapagt
II the market costing but 10 espt3 per bottle q q
Onpsulee. CIAlN u CIB,t Elrh1s
nrdsr-.FIuTtortIET al 81 Egedala.n
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Games Played YesteI day.

Games Played XesteI day.
AT Detroit-Dstroit, 8; Philadel-
phis, Z.
At Washington, z; Pitts
burg, 8.
At New neutrality-suspicious., TO-;
Baltimore, z.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, Is; Louis
vile, 10.
At New York-Brooklyn, 8; Athle.
tics, A,
AT observation-disclosures, 8; Oleve-
land. &.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TT has bee tn, custom Of the boss bakers Of
l. the city to work their men seven days per
week and more than twelve hours psr day,
and also compelled the men to board with
the employer.
It has also been the custom to give the pub
lie onl ten TO eleven ounces of bread for 5
cents and from eighteen to twenty ounces for
10 cents.
Al a NEE ting Of the journeymen bakers the
following requests were ade of the bosses
in the interest of the journeymen and the
public:
First-That the men be required to work
only six days per week and at the scale Of
seventy-fve hours wer week, or twelve and
one. half hours per day.
SecOnd-Ihat they be allowed the privilege
of boarding whore they please, and that they
be paid in cash 81 per week for their board in
addition to the was es paid for work when
Third-Tbat the bosses shall furnish the
pub 10 bread in l0aves of one and two pounds
each-full wei0ht-to be sold at 5 and 10 cents
respectively, and that they furnish to sr99ee-
thirteen two pound loaves for 81, and to fam;
lilies not more than twenty-five one pound
and eleven two pound loaves Tor 81,
boss bakers. aud we're pIo1ptly agreed to BY
all except four. The 'ollewine are the names
of those who have signed the agreement:
W. O. SMITH,
MRS. bhAS6ELL.
. +. BENSElCK.
j.. HACK.
FRED SElDEL.
]. r. PAGE.
]. A. HELBLING.
CHARLES DECKER.
The District Assembly No. 1873, Knights Of
Labor, have also taken this matter in hand,
and at the last meeting adopted resolutions
indorsing the movement and appointed a
committee to aid in turthering it. Aid Eill
also be asked Of all the trades unions and the
public at large, who can encourage the bakers
and at the same time get full value Tor their
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On DrauRht.

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the spring, on draught at A. Garibaldi's
No. 424 Main street, corner Beale.